A last minute change in the weather? The village of Sainte-Souline offers a shelter and a picnic table for lunch. There is plenty of room for parking.
A parking lot is available free of charge in front of the town hall, as well as a tap to cool off during hot weather. Once you have found the sun, you can visit the Sainte-Souline church, located in the old town.

Romanesque church built in the 12th century. It suffered heavy losses during the Wars of Religion. It was redesigned in the 14th century, as well as in 1843 when the vaults of the nave were redone. The presbytery dates from 1668.

The workshop / boutique of elven creation is located at the artist's home.
You will discover his various creations; intuitive painting (fluid' art 3D), stained glass tiffany, sculptures, tie and dye, leather jewellery...

The church of Saint-Félix, located in the village, is a Romanesque church dating from the 12th century. It has many sculpted motifs on its façade (typical of the Charente region) and inside: geometric shapes, foliage, animals, characters, monsters, etc.
It used to belong to the former diocese of Saintes. During the Hundred Years' War, the church was damaged. Around the 19th century, work began to restore the walls of the nave and the bell tower.



The church of Saint-Félix has been classified as a "Monument Historique" since 1984. Its bell, dating from 1613, has also been classified as an object since 1944.

The variety of raw honeys produced by this young farm showcases the diversity and richness of our pretty South Charente.
Beekeeping operation set up in 2023 on the family estate.



Around ten honeys were produced in 2023, some in limited quantities.



Make an appointment to visit the property.

House for 6 people, with swimming pool and exceptional views.
House for 6 people, with swimming pool and exceptional views. Large garden and outdoor parking space. House with wifi (fibre optic), two living rooms, two bathrooms, large fully equipped kitchen.

It's midday and you're looking for a place to have lunch? Why not take advantage of the Chillac rest area. This natural site has three picnic tables, all of which are located by the roadside.
The location allows for a quick and convenient stop. Once you have had your fill of energy, you can continue your journey with a stopover at Domaine Conte et Filles. This estate, based in Chillac, offers a tour of its vineyard, followed by a tasting session of its precious nectar: Cognac.

Enjoy and relax a rural retreat in a traditional Charentais Farm House srrounded by vineyards ans wooden valleys.
A warm welcom, cosy accomodation, fantastic fresh food and extensive groungs await you.Make firends with Hannah the donkey, Hopy the horse ans Star the terrier, or sit by the pool enjoying birdsong in the orchard. Run by an amateur artist and former primary school teacher, this bed and breakfast is perfect for families and creative retreats.

Mairie 5 Route la poussonne 16480 Saint vallier open Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays from 2 to 5 p.m.

Alexandre Gadrat is a carpenter in the commune of Guizengeard, in the Charente.

He makes carpentry, but also amazing huts and trailers. Everything is designed with respect for nature in an ecological approach.
Creation of chickadee nesting boxes with details and various types of wood used (niangon, yellow cedar, northern fir).

In the heart of nature, facing the orchid hillsides, this completely renovated old Charentaise farmhouse offers two guest rooms located on the first floor.

Are you planning to visit the Carrières de Guizengeard and don't know where to take your lunch break? Look no further. Near the village hall, a green area has been set up to allow you to eat in peace.
A wooden table has been placed in the area, as well as waste bins. Trees provide shade in the summer.

This Roman Catholic church was built in the second half of the 12th century. Inside, a 15th-century mural depicts St. Louis (Louis IX, King of France, protector of the poor and sick) and St. Apolline.
It consists of three parts: the nave with transept, the apse and the apses. The whole building was raised by one floor and consolidated in the 14th century to protect it from attacks during the Hundred Years' War. Gothic buttresses on the sides of the church still bear witness to this period.



The church takes its name from the ancient fountain of Berneuil (the Fountain of Our Lady) whose miraculous properties were used to cure eye diseases. The remains of a mermaid pointing the way from the fountain to the pilgrims can still be seen on the south-western façade of the building.

Guided tours are organised on request by contacting Mr Jean Marie Arsicault.

Berneuil Town Hall is open all year round.

Two shaded wooden tables will be available near the Etang des Bruyères for you to enjoy a good meal. Dry toilets are also available on site.
After your meal, a walk on the marked out paths of the Guizengeard lake is necessary. Don't forget to bring your binoculars to see the local wildlife. Some of the species you can observe are protected.

Come and enjoy one of the greatestspirits in the entier world.
Discover the aromatic complexity of Cognac and learn some of secrets to tasting Cognac.

The wine estate "Conte & Filles": the flavor of a good time.
The vineyard is managed by the family CONTE and today, it is the two sisters Blandine and Anne-Laure who train you in their passion and make you discover their trades.
The vineyard Conte & Filles works in a reasoned approach where nature occupies the central place. The ancestral know-how has been acquired over five generations.
You are welcome to the estate!